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Re: I'd be very suprised..

If only there was something about Switzerland we could take the piss out of.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Richey link=topic=38337.msg1029767#msg1029767 date=1262971145]
Rubbish and over cautious. If the ground was right out in the sticks I'd understand it as the council wouldn't be under a huge obligation to clear the surrounding areas, but we're talking about a residential area! The people who live round there are essentially being told they won't get their pavements cleared this weekend!

I know there are health and safety issues that everyone bleats about these days but if the club actually said "look, we want to play this, it will be slippery, you might fall over but the choice is yours. We've warned you" everyone would take their chances
[/quote]

They haven't the resources to make the city centre safe, mate.

I don't think a football match should be their priority at the moment.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=gene hughes link=topic=38337.msg1029769#msg1029769 date=1262971181]
If only there was something about Switzerland we could take the piss out of.
[/quote]
We had an agreement Gene 😉
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=themn link=topic=38337.msg1029753#msg1029753 date=1262970483]
[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029752#msg1029752 date=1262970427]
[quote author=themn link=topic=38337.msg1029743#msg1029743 date=1262970071]
[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029733#msg1029733 date=1262969320]
20 centimeters of snow and its chaos in UK.
3rd world country is the image you're showing to the rest of the world unfortunately.
"Conditions outside the ground" WTF, Are we talking about Anfield area??
Ridiculous
[/quote]

3rd World country ?

Fuck off.
[/quote]
Sadly thats the image you're showing.
Flight delayed, let alone airports closed, chaos on the roads.
You dont have trucks putting salt and taking snow out of roads in your country.
Now games called off.
Sorry but thats embarassing.
[/quote]

Fought any wars ever ?

Fuck off !
[/quote]

You can give back the Nazi gold you stole too, cuckoo bird fckers...
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=rubans link=topic=38337.msg1029780#msg1029780 date=1262971612]
[quote author=themn link=topic=38337.msg1029753#msg1029753 date=1262970483]
[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029752#msg1029752 date=1262970427]
[quote author=themn link=topic=38337.msg1029743#msg1029743 date=1262970071]
[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029733#msg1029733 date=1262969320]
20 centimeters of snow and its chaos in UK.
3rd world country is the image you're showing to the rest of the world unfortunately.
"Conditions outside the ground" WTF, Are we talking about Anfield area??
Ridiculous
[/quote]

3rd World country ?

Fuck off.
[/quote]
Sadly thats the image you're showing.
Flight delayed, let alone airports closed, chaos on the roads.
You dont have trucks putting salt and taking snow out of roads in your country.
Now games called off.
Sorry but thats embarassing.
[/quote]

Fought any wars ever ?

Fuck off !
[/quote]

You can give back the Nazi gold you stole too, cuckoo bird fckers...
[/quote]
We did.
Hahaha I knew it would come to that..
Sorry I couldnt help 😛
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

Swiss Toni winds people up shocker.

Toni this is the first time since 1963 that the whole country has been snow-bound. We are a temperate climate.
If we were to tool up for a weeks disruption that might happen every forty years we would be as foolish as the Swiss are smug.
We are a country with a population of 60 million, and 81,000 square miles. You on the other hand are a pocket handkerchief of a country of 16,000sq miles, most of which is useless mountains, with 7million people, our capital City has a bigger population. You could take care of that with the number of snow ploughs and gritters that Heathrow Airport has
As a nation your main pastime is, as Themn alluded, sitting on the fence, while other countries sort everything out. Oh and being a tax haven for funny money, in fact not too dissimilar to the Isle of Man

regards
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Richey link=topic=38337.msg1029767#msg1029767 date=1262971145]
Rubbish and over cautious. If the ground was right out in the sticks I'd understand it as the council wouldn't be under a huge obligation to clear the surrounding areas, but we're talking about a residential area! The people who live round there are essentially being told they won't get their pavements cleared this weekend!

I know there are health and safety issues that everyone bleats about these days but if the club actually said "look, we want to play this, it will be slippery, you might fall over but the choice is yours. We've warned you" everyone would take their chances
[/quote]

Richey, they cant afford to do anything but the main roads cos they dont have enough grit.

But the worst snow in 30 years will kinda do that to a supply of grit thats enough to deal with an average years snowfall.

Also, 'residential areas' is pushing it, there's approx 20% of houses occupied that close to the ground. Our entire street is occupied & is like an ice rink & hasnt had anyone anywhere near it regards getting rid of snow or pre-emptive gritting.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=38337.msg1029795#msg1029795 date=1262972337]
Swiss Toni winds people up shocker.

Toni this is the first time since 1963 that the whole country has been snow-bound. We are a temperate climate.
If we were to tool up for a weeks disruption that might happen every forty years we would be as foolish as the Swiss are smug.
We are a country with a population of 60 million, and 81,000 square miles. You on the other hand are a pocket handkerchief of a country of 16,000sq miles, most of which is useless mountains, with 7million people, our capital City has a bigger population. You could take care of that with the number of snow ploughs and gritters that Heathrow Airport has
As a nation your main pastime is, as Themn alluded, sitting on the fence, while other countries sort everything out. Oh and being a tax haven for funny money, in fact not too dissimilar to the Isle of Man

regards
[/quote]
Very ironic about the tax heaven stuff when you consider UK with Jersey and Guernesey (sp) are a far better tax heaven country than switzerland. same with Delaware in the US. No wonder why the financial crisis came from these countries.
And Im very critical of my own country and governemnt. As I said many times, we rarely sit on the fence, for right or wrong reasons.

Thanks for the eloquent explanation, it explains a bit better and I can understand the logic in it.
As a liverpuldian you can understand where Im coming from when I talk about your shambolic Public services.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029777#msg1029777 date=1262971529]
[quote author=gene hughes link=topic=38337.msg1029769#msg1029769 date=1262971181]
If only there was something about Switzerland we could take the piss out of.
[/quote]
We had an agreement Gene 😉
[/quote]

Oh, yeah, carry on.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

Snow and sub-zero temperatures have caused major disruption to the sporting calendar in Britain and Ireland.

Saturday's Premier League games at Hull, Fulham, Burnley and Sunderland are off while Liverpool's game with Tottenham on Sunday has also been hit.

Six Championship games are off, only two matches survive in League One, there are none in League Two while 10 Scottish Cup ties have been postponed.

Leinster's Magners League clash against Glasgow on Friday has also gone.

Horse racing meetings across the country have been called off, and rugby union matches have also been hit.

The weather just caught us out in the end because we were confident that it could go ahead up until Thursday evening

Leinster chief executive Mick Dawson

Heavy snow and sub-zero temperatures have caused problems for clubs and race courses around the UK.

In addition to safety issues for players and jockeys as a result of frozen ground, the cold spell has caused travel chaos with road closures and widespread disruption to public transport.

England's Premier League programme has five postponements so far, with Hull's game with league-leaders Chelsea being the latest game to fall foul of the weather.

Liverpool's game with Tottenham on Sunday has also been postponed.

A club spokesman said:"Although the Anfield pitch is perfectly playable for the game, the problem we face is the icy condition of the approach roads and paths in the immediate vicinity of the stadium."

Fulham were also concerned that the conditions around Craven Cottage were too dangerous for fans to get to the game with Portsmouth.

A club statement read: "Saturday's fixture against Portsmouth has been postponed due to the adverse weather conditions which are not expected to improve over the next 24 hours.

"The safety of supporters is of paramount importance and following an inspection of the areas surrounding Craven Cottage on Friday morning it was deemed unsafe for fans to travel."

Burnley's fixture with Stoke was the second top-flight game to go, with the Clarets stating the match had been postponed because of "safety reasons".

The question you can ask is, for the fairness of the Premier League, if there are two or three games postponed, should the whole day be re-scheduled?

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger

Sunderland's game with Bolton at the Stadium of Light was called off following a recommendation from the city's Safety Advisory Group, who met for a second time on Friday morning.

Safety Advisory Group chairman Ken Scott told the club's website: "Clearly the combination of a number of factors has led us to make this decision.

"The early timing has been deliberate in order to avoid many thousands of people embarking on unnecessary and potentially hazardous journeys."

Wigan have said their match with Aston Villa will go ahead, while the games at Arsenal, Birmingham and Hull are all set to go ahead provided the safety of spectators attending the fixtures can be guaranteed.

Birmingham officials met with local authority inspectors again on Friday and reiterated that they hoped their game with Manchester United would go ahead.

A Birmingham statement said: "Staff have worked around the clock to ensure the St. Andrew's walkways, car parks and other areas are clear, the undersoil heating system means there are no problems at all with the pitch."

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he understands the reasons for the postponements, but adds: "If one of 60,000 people has an accident, you feel very guilty and nobody accepts anymore that the slightest insecurity could exist in our society and that is why the games are postponed when there is no real need for it."

Wenger has also argued that if more fixtures are called off, there is a case for the other matches on that day to go as well.

"The question you can ask is, for the fairness of the Premier League, if there are two or three games postponed, should the whole day be re-scheduled?," he said.

"Because if you play one team now who fights not to go down, and you play them again in May when they are already safe or already down, it is not the same game. That is where you can argue it is not fair sometimes for the competition."

With icy pavements and roads becoming a serious issue, Sheffield Wednesday decided to take the decision to call off their Championship game with Peterborough.

Full list of football fixtures

Preston have also called off their game against Doncaster as have Watford for the visit of Sheffield United and Reading for the game with Championship leaders Newcastle, while Swansea's trip to Middlesbrough and QPR's home game against Plymouth are also postponed.

However, West Brom remain confident that Friday night's game against Championship promotion rivals Nottingham Forest will go ahead.

The club say that the under-soil heating should make the pitch playable and they have hired snow ploughs, gritters and extra manpower to clear the snow and ice from the stadium and all areas they are responsible for.

Ten games are off in League One, including third-placed Charlton's match against Hartlepool, Bristol Rovers' clash with Stockport, and Southend v Walsall.

In League Two, Cheltenham's clash with Hereford, Northampton's contest againstChesterfield, Dagenham and Redbridge's game at Torquay and Rotherham's fixture with Bournemouth are among the games postponed.

Sub-zero temperatures have followed days of heavy snow across the country, with UK-wide severe weather warnings of ice in place, with temperatures staying near freezing.

There will be no National Hunt racing until next week, with Friday's meeting at Fontwell and Saturday's National Hunt fixtures at Wincanton and Ffos Las among those called off.

Monday's National Hunt fixture at Taunton has been abandoned due to frost and snow as well as the meeting at Ayr which is off due to a frozen track.

And the weather has also claimed Tuesday's meeting at Newcastle.

Saturday's Guinness Premiership rugby clash between Sale and top-of-the-table Saracens has been postponed because of fears for fans' safety on their way to the stadium.

Tigers battle to prepare ground for Wasps

Saturday's games between Worcester and London Irish, Bath and Northampton and Leeds' trip to Harlequins, together with Sunday's match between Newcastle and Gloucester have also fallen foul of the weather.

Worcester's match was called off on Friday afternoon with a Premier Rugby statement explaining: "Despite the pitch having been covered since the conclusion of Warriors' Boxing Day match against Northampton, the wind has picked up and got underneath the covers, causing areas of the pitch to freeze."

Leicester have switched Saturday's kick-off time from 1730 to 1515 GMT for the visit of Wasps at the request of Premier Rugby.

Friday night's Magners League match between Ulster and the Ospreys has been postponed because of a frozen pitch, as has Connacht's game against Newport Gwent Dragons and the match between Leinster and Glasgow.

Leinster chief executive Mick Dawson said: "Unfortunately the pitch is unplayable despite a huge amount of effort made by the RDS groundstaff over the last week to get the game played.

"The weather just caught us out in the end because we were confident that it could go ahead up until Thursday evening.

"Following Garda and health and safety advice, we had to consider supporters travelling to the game from the far reaches of Leinster and beyond as well as the safety of the players as the roads and pathways around the ground are also treacherous."

Sunday's rugby league pre-season friendly between Huddersfield and Halifax, which was to be England forward Eorl Crabtree's testimonal match has also been called off.

There are also serious doubts over all of the Carnegie Challenge Cup preliminary round ties scheduled for Saturday.
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Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029811#msg1029811 date=1262973037]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=38337.msg1029795#msg1029795 date=1262972337]
Swiss Toni winds people up shocker.

Toni this is the first time since 1963 that the whole country has been snow-bound. We are a temperate climate.
If we were to tool up for a weeks disruption that might happen every forty years we would be as foolish as the Swiss are smug.
We are a country with a population of 60 million, and 81,000 square miles. You on the other hand are a pocket handkerchief of a country of 16,000sq miles, most of which is useless mountains, with 7million people, our capital City has a bigger population. You could take care of that with the number of snow ploughs and gritters that Heathrow Airport has
As a nation your main pastime is, as Themn alluded, sitting on the fence, while other countries sort everything out. Oh and being a tax haven for funny money, in fact not too dissimilar to the Isle of Man

regards
[/quote]
Very ironic about the tax heaven stuff when you consider UK with Jersey and Guernesey (sp) are a far better tax heaven country than switzerland. same with Delaware in the US. No wonder why the financial crisis came from these countries.
And Im very critical of my own country and governemnt. As I said many times, we rarely sit on the fence, for right or wrong reasons.

Thanks for the eloquent explanation, it explains a bit better and I can understand the logic in it.
As a liverpuldian you can understand where Im coming from when I talk about your shambolic Public services.
[/quote]

Thats up to me to decide

regards
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=FoxForceFive link=topic=38337.msg1029547#msg1029547 date=1262953810]
Fuckers!

I need some football!
[/quote]

AMEN.

Btw you English really do get in a hissy about any little bit of snow and cold weather eh? Where I live here in the states we received 24 inches of snow in a 2 day period and temperatures have routinely been sub zero. Not the best of conditions but the snow plows get to work and we get on with it.

Seems like over in Britain 2-3 inches of snow grinds everything to a screeching halt lol.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=38337.msg1029861#msg1029861 date=1262974797]
[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029811#msg1029811 date=1262973037]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=38337.msg1029795#msg1029795 date=1262972337]
Swiss Toni winds people up shocker.

Toni this is the first time since 1963 that the whole country has been snow-bound. We are a temperate climate.
If we were to tool up for a weeks disruption that might happen every forty years we would be as foolish as the Swiss are smug.
We are a country with a population of 60 million, and 81,000 square miles. You on the other hand are a pocket handkerchief of a country of 16,000sq miles, most of which is useless mountains, with 7million people, our capital City has a bigger population. You could take care of that with the number of snow ploughs and gritters that Heathrow Airport has
As a nation your main pastime is, as Themn alluded, sitting on the fence, while other countries sort everything out. Oh and being a tax haven for funny money, in fact not too dissimilar to the Isle of Man

regards
[/quote]
Very ironic about the tax heaven stuff when you consider UK with Jersey and Guernesey (sp) are a far better tax heaven country than switzerland. same with Delaware in the US. No wonder why the financial crisis came from these countries.
And Im very critical of my own country and governemnt. As I said many times, we rarely sit on the fence, for right or wrong reasons.

Thanks for the eloquent explanation, it explains a bit better and I can understand the logic in it.
As a liverpuldian you can understand where Im coming from when I talk about your shambolic Public services.
[/quote]

Thats up to me to decide

regards
[/quote]

Ha !, LeShat in "Emperor's New Clothes" attempt, FAIL !!!
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029811#msg1029811 date=1262973037]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=38337.msg1029795#msg1029795 date=1262972337]
Swiss Toni winds people up shocker.

Toni this is the first time since 1963 that the whole country has been snow-bound. We are a temperate climate.
If we were to tool up for a weeks disruption that might happen every forty years we would be as foolish as the Swiss are smug.
We are a country with a population of 60 million, and 81,000 square miles. You on the other hand are a pocket handkerchief of a country of 16,000sq miles, most of which is useless mountains, with 7million people, our capital City has a bigger population. You could take care of that with the number of snow ploughs and gritters that Heathrow Airport has
As a nation your main pastime is, as Themn alluded, sitting on the fence, while other countries sort everything out. Oh and being a tax haven for funny money, in fact not too dissimilar to the Isle of Man

regards
[/quote]
Very ironic about the tax heaven stuff when you consider UK with Jersey and Guernesey (sp) are a far better tax heaven country than switzerland. same with Delaware in the US. No wonder why the financial crisis came from these countries.
And Im very critical of my own country and governemnt. As I said many times, we rarely sit on the fence, for right or wrong reasons.

Thanks for the eloquent explanation, it explains a bit better and I can understand the logic in it.
As a liverpuldian you can understand where Im coming from when I talk about your shambolic Public services.
[/quote]

Switzerland is a dull boring shithouse of a country Toni. As are people from it.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Sunny link=topic=38337.msg1029867#msg1029867 date=1262974991]
[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029811#msg1029811 date=1262973037]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=38337.msg1029795#msg1029795 date=1262972337]
Swiss Toni winds people up shocker.

Toni this is the first time since 1963 that the whole country has been snow-bound. We are a temperate climate.
If we were to tool up for a weeks disruption that might happen every forty years we would be as foolish as the Swiss are smug.
We are a country with a population of 60 million, and 81,000 square miles. You on the other hand are a pocket handkerchief of a country of 16,000sq miles, most of which is useless mountains, with 7million people, our capital City has a bigger population. You could take care of that with the number of snow ploughs and gritters that Heathrow Airport has
As a nation your main pastime is, as Themn alluded, sitting on the fence, while other countries sort everything out. Oh and being a tax haven for funny money, in fact not too dissimilar to the Isle of Man

regards
[/quote]
Very ironic about the tax heaven stuff when you consider UK with Jersey and Guernesey (sp) are a far better tax heaven country than switzerland. same with Delaware in the US. No wonder why the financial crisis came from these countries.
And Im very critical of my own country and governemnt. As I said many times, we rarely sit on the fence, for right or wrong reasons.

Thanks for the eloquent explanation, it explains a bit better and I can understand the logic in it.
As a liverpuldian you can understand where Im coming from when I talk about your shambolic Public services.
[/quote]

Switzerland is a dull boring shithouse of a country Toni. As are people from it.
[/quote]
Thats up to me to decide
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Sunny link=topic=38337.msg1029867#msg1029867 date=1262974991]
[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029811#msg1029811 date=1262973037]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=38337.msg1029795#msg1029795 date=1262972337]
Swiss Toni winds people up shocker.

Toni this is the first time since 1963 that the whole country has been snow-bound. We are a temperate climate.
If we were to tool up for a weeks disruption that might happen every forty years we would be as foolish as the Swiss are smug.
We are a country with a population of 60 million, and 81,000 square miles. You on the other hand are a pocket handkerchief of a country of 16,000sq miles, most of which is useless mountains, with 7million people, our capital City has a bigger population. You could take care of that with the number of snow ploughs and gritters that Heathrow Airport has
As a nation your main pastime is, as Themn alluded, sitting on the fence, while other countries sort everything out. Oh and being a tax haven for funny money, in fact not too dissimilar to the Isle of Man

regards
[/quote]
Very ironic about the tax heaven stuff when you consider UK with Jersey and Guernesey (sp) are a far better tax heaven country than switzerland. same with Delaware in the US. No wonder why the financial crisis came from these countries.
And Im very critical of my own country and governemnt. As I said many times, we rarely sit on the fence, for right or wrong reasons.

Thanks for the eloquent explanation, it explains a bit better and I can understand the logic in it.
As a liverpuldian you can understand where Im coming from when I talk about your shambolic Public services.
[/quote]

Switzerland is a dull boring shithouse of a country Toni. As are people from it.
[/quote]

Damn, that's a one-two !
 
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[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029869#msg1029869 date=1262975047]
[quote author=Sunny link=topic=38337.msg1029867#msg1029867 date=1262974991]
[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029811#msg1029811 date=1262973037]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=38337.msg1029795#msg1029795 date=1262972337]
Swiss Toni winds people up shocker.

Toni this is the first time since 1963 that the whole country has been snow-bound. We are a temperate climate.
If we were to tool up for a weeks disruption that might happen every forty years we would be as foolish as the Swiss are smug.
We are a country with a population of 60 million, and 81,000 square miles. You on the other hand are a pocket handkerchief of a country of 16,000sq miles, most of which is useless mountains, with 7million people, our capital City has a bigger population. You could take care of that with the number of snow ploughs and gritters that Heathrow Airport has
As a nation your main pastime is, as Themn alluded, sitting on the fence, while other countries sort everything out. Oh and being a tax haven for funny money, in fact not too dissimilar to the Isle of Man

regards
[/quote]
Very ironic about the tax heaven stuff when you consider UK with Jersey and Guernesey (sp) are a far better tax heaven country than switzerland. same with Delaware in the US. No wonder why the financial crisis came from these countries.
And Im very critical of my own country and governemnt. As I said many times, we rarely sit on the fence, for right or wrong reasons.

Thanks for the eloquent explanation, it explains a bit better and I can understand the logic in it.
As a liverpuldian you can understand where Im coming from when I talk about your shambolic Public services.
[/quote]

Switzerland is a dull boring shithouse of a country Toni. As are people from it.
[/quote]
Thats up to me to decide
[/quote]

Not really. You can't see the cocks for the cuckoo clocks.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=DHSC link=topic=38337.msg1029925#msg1029925 date=1262978206]
How will this affect the prediction leagues?

Pete!!
[/quote]

Oh......YOU !
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Yoshi_Benayoun link=topic=38337.msg1029862#msg1029862 date=1262974808]
[quote author=FoxForceFive link=topic=38337.msg1029547#msg1029547 date=1262953810]
Fuckers!

I need some football!
[/quote]

AMEN.

Btw you English really do get in a hissy about any little bit of snow and cold weather eh? Where I live here in the states we received 24 inches of snow in a 2 day period and temperatures have routinely been sub zero. Not the best of conditions but the snow plows get to work and we get on with it.

Seems like over in Britain 2-3 inches of snow grinds everything to a screeching halt lol.
[/quote]

Snow PLOUGH.

We dont have any, despite us being able to spell it properly, cos we normally get about 0.10% of this snow each year so they'd have actually rusted beyond use between the 30 years since the last time we got snow this bad.
 
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[quote author=Le Chacal link=topic=38337.msg1029733#msg1029733 date=1262969320]
20 centimeters of snow and its chaos in UK.
3rd world country is the image you're showing to the rest of the world unfortunately.
"Conditions outside the ground" WTF, Are we talking about Anfield area??
Ridiculous
[/quote]

You are a really big cunt.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

There was no chance of this game going ahead. The nature of the streets around the stadium means that gritters cannot physically grit the roads and pavements; they are too narrow and there are too many of them.The roads are appauling, black ice everywhere within 5 miles of the ground. I have been in work today and dealt with 6 fractured hips, 9 Road Traffic Collisions, 3 fractured wrists, not to mention several concussions.
The area is dangerous, that is exactly why the government advise not to venture out unless it is an essential journey. Which is not worth asking 500 stewards, 3000 Police Officers and dozens of St Johns Ambulance to come in on overtime for a meagre few extra quid and risk their health for.
Bollocks to those who think it is a mans' game. If your Grandad or Dad slipped over and did himself serious damage, you would be the first to head to a solicitors for compo.
 
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[quote author=DHSC link=topic=38337.msg1029925#msg1029925 date=1262978206]
How will this affect the prediction leagues?

Pete!!
[/quote]

Will just use whatever fixtures are played mate, cant do much else!
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

Pete, do you know if they have called off any other matches so far?
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=FoxForceFive link=topic=38337.msg1029937#msg1029937 date=1262979234]
[quote author=Yoshi_Benayoun link=topic=38337.msg1029862#msg1029862 date=1262974808]
[quote author=FoxForceFive link=topic=38337.msg1029547#msg1029547 date=1262953810]
Fuckers!

I need some football!
[/quote]

AMEN.

Btw you English really do get in a hissy about any little bit of snow and cold weather eh? Where I live here in the states we received 24 inches of snow in a 2 day period and temperatures have routinely been sub zero. Not the best of conditions but the snow plows get to work and we get on with it.

Seems like over in Britain 2-3 inches of snow grinds everything to a screeching halt lol.
[/quote]

Snow PLOUGH.

We dont have any, despite us being able to spell it properly, cos we normally get about 0.10% of this snow each year so they'd have actually rusted beyond use between the 30 years since the last time we got snow this bad.
[/quote]

Hey dick breath it is spelled p-l-o-w here in the U.S.
 
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Re: I'd be very suprised..

[quote author=Yoshi_Benayoun link=topic=38337.msg1030100#msg1030100 date=1262988375]
Hey dick breath it is spelled p-l-o-w here in the U.S.
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hahaha, my post was meant to come across as joking. Upon re-reading it didnt. Apologies.

You spell it incorrectly though, and you use a 'z' (pronounced ZED) when you should use an 's' instead in loads of words.
 
Re: I'd be very suprised..

I have a funny story about an alco uncle who owns a plow.

Had to be there though.
 
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